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Lad's house. Soldiers have searched the
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they marked him as a traitor.
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No surprise, I guess.
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Burnt paper. Letters maybe.
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No way to read them now.
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I've never seen Vlad wear this. Covered
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Makes me wonder if it's really his coat.
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A letter to Vlad from his cousin.
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And here are some flower sacks.
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No, it's wine. Fine taste, Vlad.
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This sack's much smaller, but still
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An arrow head hidden in the flower,
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glistening with silver.
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Someone's marked out this bag from the
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others. Nothing more to see here.
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So, this is how Vlad smuggled arms for
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the rebellion with the help of his
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cousin, the miller. Mert, wasn't it?
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Guess I should pay him a visit.
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What? Take them all to the castle for
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training. But why? To mark the
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coronation. The children, too. I can't.
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For God's sake, I I can't.
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He he took them all. My family, the
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whole village, and he'll drain them
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>> Time for what? Despair. [ __ ] I knew we
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shouldn't have gone to the mines.
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Beating yourself up won't help. Focus on
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>> Did you see his muscles flexing inside
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>> I tried not to look.
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>> I'd love to scrub my hands in scalding
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>> I've tried that. He'll feel dirty for
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days no matter what you do.
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>> Let's bury this man with the others.
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He might have worn the Vrakier's crest,
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but he doesn't deserve to rot here like
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And while we work, let's mull over what
